Citations:Twister


 * party game
 * 2000 December, A.G., “Dance Dance Revolution”, Spin, SPIN Media, ISSN 0886-3032, page 190
 * Purchase a specially tricked-out dancepad (like a Twister mat with wires) and choose a cheesy Euro-track
 * 2003, Rachel Simmons, Odd Girl Out, The Hidden Culture of Aggression in Girls, Houghton Mifflin, ISBN 0156027348, page 115
 * We are telling girls to be bold and timid, voracious and slight, sexual and demure. But in the game of Twister, players eventually wind up in impossible positions and collapse.
 * 2004, Erin McCarthy, Merry Christmas, Baby, Kensington Books, page 137
 * It wasn’t a good idea to play Twister now. Cassidy turned back to the bookcase so Josh wouldn’t see her face turning red. Twister?
 * 2005, July 8, Michael France and Mark Frost, Fantastic Four, 20th Century Fox
 * Ben: I spent my whole life protecting you, from the schoolyard to the stars. For what?  So you could play Twister with your girlfriend while I'm the freak of the week?
 * 2006, L.A. Fields, Jerome Jay Miller (compiler), Magic Moments, Poems That Enhance Your Mood, iUniverse, ISBN 0595401112, page 96
 * Maybe we’ll play “Twister” / Play some sixties tunes on guitar
 * 2007, Mary Pierce, When Did My Life Become a Game of Twister?, Zondervan
 * 2007, Jackie Clune, Man of the Month Club, Penguin Group, ISBN 0425215571, pages 113–114
 * “Do you come here often?” Amy asked with a nod to the cliché. “Shall we get out of here before they bring the Twister mat out?”
 * 2008, Joe Hill et al., The Many Faces of Van Helsing, Penguin Group, ISBN 0441016472, page 71
 * The third girl, who had one arm beneath the others but was otherwise stretched out to reach almost impossible places on the Twister mat, was a blonde who wore only a flannel pajama top, and nothing else.
 * 2008, Sheila Roberts, Bikini Season, Macmillan, ISBN 0312370806, page 65
 * With all those circles, they reminded Angela of the old Twister game. “Are we going to play Twister?” Angela greeted her.